This man argued that the amour propre has led to a decrease in compassion in civil society in a work originally paired with his essay positing that communication became less emotional and more rational as humans moved to colder climates, Essay on the Origin of Languages. This author of Discourse on Inequality advises that the abstractions inherent in religious issues should be reserved until late (*) childhood in a work describing the hands-off instruction and maturation of the titular boy. This author of Emile argued for the separation of the will of the people in the sovereign and the government in a work that states man is "born free but everywhere he is in chains." For 10 points, name this author of The Social Contract.
This man argued that the amour propre has led to a decrease in compassion in civil society in a work originally paired with his essay positing that communication became less emotional and more rational as humans moved to colder climates, Essay on the Origin of Languages. This author of Discourse on Inequality advises that the abstractions inherent in religious issues should be reserved until late (*) childhood in a work describing the hands-off instruction and maturation of the titular boy. This author of Emile argued for the separation of the will of the people in the sovereign and the government in a work that states man is "born free but everywhere he is in chains." For 10 points, name this author of The Social Contract.
This man argued that the amour propre has led to a decrease in compassion in civil society in a work originally paired with his essay positing that communication became less emotional and more rational as humans moved to colder climates, Essay on the Origin of Languages.
Jean-Jacques {Rousseau}